Private DVT Health Check at London Private Ultrasound: same-day DVT Doppler ultrasound, D-Dimer blood test, GP appointment and Pharmacist medication review in one coordinated urgent pathway.
Designed for patients with suspected deep vein thrombosis symptoms such as one-sided leg swelling, calf or thigh pain, warmth, redness, recent long-haul travel, recent surgery, immobility, pregnancy/postpartum risk, HRT/contraceptive risk, previous DVT/PE or clotting history.
| Bundle price | £499 (was £579 standalone — save £80) |
|---|---|
| 4 components included | DVT Doppler ultrasound · D-Dimer blood test · same-day GP appointment · Pharmacist medication review |
| Urgency | Same-day urgent pathway for suspected DVT when emergency PE symptoms are absent |
| Typical visit time | Approximately 60–90 minutes |
| Result pathway | Same-day verbal findings and same-day written report |
| Referral | No GP referral required |
A same-day pathway designed around rapid exclusion or confirmation of suspected deep vein thrombosis.
£499 all-inclusive for DVT Doppler ultrasound (£249) + D-Dimer blood test (£130) + GP appointment (£150) + Pharmacist medication review (£50).
£249 standalone · around 20 minutes
Non-invasive ultrasound assessment of the deep veins, usually focused on the symptomatic limb unless bilateral imaging is selected.
£130 standalone
Blood test used alongside clinical assessment and imaging to support clot-risk interpretation. It is not interpreted in isolation.
£150 standalone
The GP reviews scan findings, D-Dimer result, symptoms and risk factors, then advises on next steps or urgent referral where required.
£50 standalone
Medication review includes anticoagulant discussion, interaction checks, bleeding-risk considerations and medication safety advice.
The D-Dimer result is clinically useful when interpreted with symptoms, risk factors and Doppler ultrasound findings.
D-Dimer measures fibrin degradation products that may rise when clot formation and breakdown are occurring. A raised D-Dimer does not automatically mean DVT, because it can rise in infection, inflammation, pregnancy, recent surgery, trauma and many other conditions. A negative result may help reduce DVT likelihood in low-risk situations when combined with clinical assessment.
The Doppler ultrasound looks for evidence of clot within the deep venous system and assesses venous blood flow.
For suspected DVT, phone booking is fastest. Online booking is also available below.
Your scan and blood test are completed in one visit. Ultrasound findings are discussed on the same day.
The GP and Pharmacist review results, medication issues, anticoagulation considerations and onward referral needs.
A written report is provided the same day to support your records, GP communication or urgent onward care if needed.
Optional add-ons are grouped by clinical purpose. Buttons have been removed so patients are not pushed to choose everything before booking.
| DVT Doppler Ultrasound | £249 |
| D-Dimer Blood Test | £130 |
| GP Appointment | £150 |
| Pharmacist Review | £50 |
| Standalone Total | £579 |
| Package Price | £499 |
| You Save | £80 |
| Symptom or Risk Factor | Why this pathway helps |
|---|---|
| One-sided calf or thigh swelling | Doppler ultrasound can assess the deep veins directly. |
| Leg pain, warmth or redness | Clinical review plus scan and D-Dimer help guide next steps. |
| Recent long-haul flight or immobility | Common trigger for clot risk requiring prompt assessment. |
| Recent surgery, pregnancy/postpartum, HRT or contraception | Risk factors are reviewed with imaging and blood results. |
| Previous DVT/PE or clotting history | Same-day pathway supports rapid reassurance or escalation. |
Scans, blood tests and consultations are delivered by registered healthcare professionals in a regulated diagnostic clinic.
No. You can book directly online, by phone or by WhatsApp. For urgent same-day DVT concerns, calling is usually fastest.
Call 999 immediately. Chest pain, severe shortness of breath, coughing blood, collapse or fainting may suggest pulmonary embolism and requires emergency care.
No. D-Dimer must be interpreted with clinical risk and ultrasound findings. It can be raised for several non-DVT reasons.
The GP will explain next steps and onward care. The Pharmacist review can cover anticoagulant choice, drug interactions, bleeding risks and medication safety considerations.
A multidisciplinary team combining vascular ultrasound expertise, GP interpretation and medication review.
Vascular ultrasound leadership and diagnostic pathway development.
GP-led clinical interpretation and urgent pathway advice.
Registered sonographer supporting general medical and vascular ultrasound assessments.
Choose Central London or St Albans for your DVT assessment.
For suspected DVT, phone booking is usually fastest. You can also use the secure online booking calendar below.
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